Coverage : Slurry primer - approximately 4- 5 m²/ liter depending on substrate porosity.
Benefits : Single component liquid which improves cohesion and workability and easily gauged as required.
Provides waterproof repairs, renders and toppings which are resistant to freeze/thaw cycling.
Good tensile, flexural and UV resistant properties which f
Usages : For waterproofing of roof slabs, sunken slabs, basements, water tanks, sunshades etc. In combination with cement
As a bonding agent for usages in repair and plastering
For making polymer mortar for repairs mortars etc.
Treatment for leaching a
Supply Type : Supplier
Cleaning : Tools and equipment should be washed with water immediately after use.
Precautions : POWERGRACE SBR (latex) should not come in contact with skin and eyes or be swallowed. Protective gloves and goggles should be worn.
POWERGRACE SBR (latex) should not come in contact with skin and eyes or be swallowed.
If contact with skin occurs,
Description : POWERGRACE SBR latex is a synthetic rubber emulsion which when added to cement slurry/ cement mortar/concrete/grout provides good adhesion and water resistance. It comes in the form of a milky liquid. It is fully soluble in water and is to be added direct
Priming : Reinforcing steel must be primed with zinc rich primer immediately after cleaning. The concrete substrate should be thoroughly dampened with water and any excess removed before being primed by thoroughly scrubbing in a slurry coat of 1 volume SBR (latex)
Surface Preparation : The object of the surface preparation is to achieve a clean sound surface with a good mechanical key. All substrates should be cleaned and free of dust, plaster, oil, paint, grease, corrosion deposits, and any other deleterious substances. Latence should
Key Features & Benefits : Universal Bonding - Provides Strong Adhesion To Concrete, Masonry, Stonework, Plaster, And Other Cement-based Surfaces,Water Resistance - Forms A Barrier Against Dampness And Seepage, Helping Prevent Water-related Damage,Surface Integrity - Improves Surfa